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The Tokyo Stock Exchange opened higher, with the Nikkei index up 0.29% to 66,558.47 points

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  1. The Tokyo Stock Exchange opened higher, with the Nikkei index up 0.29% to 66,558.47 points.

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    “a ganhar 0,29%, para as 66.558,47 unidades.”

    Machine translation: up 0.29%, to 66,558.47 units.

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  2. Tokyo’s stock market closed lower, with the Nikkei index falling 0.73% to 65,877.62 points.

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    “Bolsa de Tóquio fechou hoje em terreno negativo, com o principal índice, o Nikkei, a perder 0,73% para 65.877,62 pontos.”

    Machine translation: Tokyo Stock Exchange closed today in negative territory, with the main index, the Nikkei, losing 0.73% to 65,877.62 points.

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  3. The Tokyo Stock Exchange closed with the Nikkei index down 0.6% at 65,481.27 points.

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    “Bolsa de Tóquio fecha com Nikkei a cair 0,6%”

    Machine translation: Tokyo Stock Exchange closes with Nikkei falling 0.6%

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